I don't have the answer for you sorry, but I do suggest you check out the
Sipdroid source code.
The source code is mostly a mess and the comments are non-existent but the
audio works well (with very little delay). I would suggest get an idea of
how they did it by looking at their code and comparin
On 05/24/2010 02:06 PM, savanevery wrote:
How about writing the RTP stream to a file and playing it from there?
On May 24, 2:44 am, Andy Savage wrote:
Hi everyone,
I need a little bit of help from some experts out there.
Currently I am developing an application that will stream video us
Jez,
You might want to consider a pure RTSP implementation for what you want.
That should work fine for one way streaming. Android (atleast in 2.1)
handles this fine.
I understand some functionality relating to this was a little broken in
previous versions.
--
"The greatest challenge to any thi
Hi there,
I am working through this in a private discussion with another very helpful
user. Essentially it seems that at this stage the only way to get an RTP
stream to work is a couple of hacks:
A) Wrap it as an RTSP stream.
Basically need a client/server architecture, perhaps another little ser
Thanks for your suggestion.
I had considered this. The problem with this approach is that it seems that
the MediaPlayer requires anything passed in as a FileDescriptor to be
seekable (this is the same problem that prevents me from substituting
FileDescriptor for LocalSocket). In this case this mea
5 matches
Mail list logo
